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UNIT 5 Quantum Mechanics (Electrons in Atoms) Name:Class Hr: Objective 5-1: Final Model of the Atom TARGETSRESOURCESSelf-Evaluation Got It Need Help Lost.

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1 UNIT 5 Quantum Mechanics (Electrons in Atoms) Name:Class Hr: Objective 5-1: Final Model of the Atom TARGETSRESOURCESSelf-Evaluation Got It Need Help Lost A.Explain how Niels Bohr improved the model of the atom. Text pgs 127-129 A. B.Explain how Erwin Schroedinger improved the model of the atom. Text pgs 130-132 B. C. Know orbital shapes, probability, & types that occur on a given energy level. Text pgs 130-132 Practice worksheet C. D. Calculate the number of e’ in a given orbital, sublevel and energy level in an atom. Text pgs 131-132 practice worksheet D. Objective 5-2: Electron Configurations TARGETSRESOURCESSelf-Evaluation Got It Need Help Lost A. Use orbital diagram (or periodic table) to write electron configuration for any element. Text pgs 133-136 Practice worksheet Electron config Battleship A. B. Implement Aufbau Principle, Pauli Exclusion Principle, and Hund’s Rule to fill orbitals. Text pgs 133-136 Practice worksheet Electron config Battleship B. MASTERY SCORE:

2 Objective 5-4: Light & Atoms TARGETSRESOURCESSelf-Evaluation Got It Need Help Lost A.Define photon and quantized, explain why bright-line spectra occur. Text pgs 142-145 A. B. State how Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle explains the internal structure of the atom. Text pgs 144-145 B. Objective 5-3 : Properties of Light TARGETSRESOURCESSelf-Evaluation Got It Need Help Lost A.Define & identify parts of a light wave. Text pg 138 A B.Solve problems involving c= λν. Text pgs 139-140 Lab 6 – Flame Test for Metals B. C. Solve problems using E=hν. Text pg 142 Lab 6 – Flame Test for Metals C D. State the order of types of light in the electromagnetic spectrum. Text pg 139 Lab 6 – Flame Test for Metals MASTERY SCORE:

3 LAB WORK TARGETSSelf-Evaluation Yes No A. Turn in all labs on time and complete (deduct 2 pts of 10 for each incident) A. MASTERY SCORE: COLLABORATION: Individual & with Others TARGETSEvidenceSelf-Evaluation Did My Best Decent Effort Poor Effort A. Individual Investment in your own learning A. B.Contributed to the learning of a chemistry classmate B. MASTERY SCORE:

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